Sentence examples for performance risks from inspiring English sources

Incorporating the audience into the performance risks making a paying public uncomfortable.

More tethered to Earth, Nate's girlfriend, Brenda, fantasizes about other men; Rachel Griffiths's nervy performance risks making her unlikable.

To describe the fundamentals of what happened in that performance risks making the Ecclesiastical Action seem a weird hybrid of acrobatics, narration, meditation, single-minded pessimism and a late-flowering of German expressionism – which it is, all of that, but much more, too.

Differences of project performance risks between large-scale and medium-sized shipbuilding companies were identified.

Over 18,366 British adults completed the Hogan Development Survey, which is a measure derived from the personality disorders framework and designed to identify personality-based performance risks and derailers of interpersonal behaviour.

The methodology provides the decision maker with information about a number of operable designs and an understanding of the performance risks associated with the selection of any given design.

"I wanted to see if there was anything special about them in terms of their performance, risk characteristics and managers".

First, at most companies the link between pay and performance, risk and reward, was severed - or, to be more accurate, the link between pay and long-term performance was nonexistent.

They would have to disclose such details as the nature and term of the credit derivative, the reason it was entered into and the current status of its payment and performance risk.

When he started receiving offers of political cover from various factions, he said, he knew that the fight he had on his hands was no longer his own, and that the performance risked being used anyway.

Marmol has thrown the third-most pitches among all relievers over the past six seasons since he entered the league, and no hurler in baseball relies more on a slider, so he carries both health and performance risk.